Health
Where care is, who can reach it, and where the next facility should go.
Access measured the way the frameworks define it, not by drawing circles on a map. Travel and the population-to-provider ratio are measured together, because a clinic that is close but has no clinicians is not access. Designations and vulnerability come from the published sources — HRSA HPSA / MUA, CDC/ATSDR SVI, WHO SARA — and the analysis stays geographic: a screen, never a network-adequacy certification, and never patient-level data in a public template.
Access, equity, and where capacity should go next
Travel and provider-ratio access, shortage designations and equity overlays, facility capacity and catchment, and the siting and referral questions a network has to answer. Live ones open what runs today; the rest are marked Soon.
Access to Care
Facilities, services and travel distance against the population served
HRSA access measuresOpen the solution →Health Equity Overlay
Outcomes and access against vulnerability and demographics
CDC/ATSDR SVIOpen the solution →Public Health Preparedness
Surveillance and response mapping tied to the emergency COP
NIMS health annexOpen the solution →Counted Need & Funded Inventory
Counted need against funded inventory, for one reference night
HUD CoC reporting practiceOpen the solution →Humanitarian Response Map
Aid distribution, needs and coverage in a crisis
IASC / HDX conventionsOpen the solution →Mission Impact Map
Where a non-profit works and what changed — for funders and boards
Impact reporting practiceOpen the solution →Shortage-Area Explorer
Designated shortage areas, scores and the evidence behind them
HRSA HPSA / MUA criteriaOpen the solution →Facility Capacity & Catchment
Capacity, utilisation and realistic catchment per facility
WHO SARA / healthsites schemaOpen the solution →Hospital Network Planning
Where to add capacity across a private hospital group
Network planning practiceOpen the solution →Health and social data is sensitive — and siloed
Public-health, hospital and human-services teams need to map access, equity and need — but patient and beneficiary data cannot go to a cloud AI, and the picture is spread across systems.
What it covers
On Strata, or on your existing Esri services
Read-only analytics over open designations plus the customer's own facility data.
Sovereign by default
Deployed on your own servers, on-prem or in your cloud — with a local model option, so no data or prompt leaves the building.
Honest boundary
Naming what this doesn't do is what makes where it wins believable.
Where it stops
Never patient-level data in a public template. PHI stays inside the customer's perimeter.
Build it yourself, or have us deliver it
Every solution starts from an open, AI-guided template — build it yourself for free, or have us deliver and support the finished result.
DIY — the free open template
Clone the open (MIT) repo, follow the AI-guided setup, and run it on Strata Free — on your own data, on your own servers. Yours to customize, no license.
Clone the recipe →Delivered + supported
We stand it up, customize it with AI on your data and jurisdiction, load your first layers, and support it — delivery, license and annual support on Strata Team or Unlimited.